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When Jon comes to town you've just got to head to the green room

22 February 2021

One of the great feelings was had on Friday at the MECC.

Friday was one of the first rock concerts that has played Mackay and we did not go home with frowns. We had smiles,

Jon Stevens played the MECC with his Noiseworks and INXS show and the sold out crowd loved it.

Hit after hit and singing...well some of us did better than others!

Then the best bit, heading to the green room to say hi to the band and then get Paul from the Creperie to meet him.

Pretty good hey!

Come back again soon Jon!